Sentence examples for historic foundation from inspiring English sources

"Magna Carta is rightly seen by people across the world as the historic foundation of our democratic rights.

Such justification must have some historic foundation, otherwise it is clearly out of the bounds of the Fourth Amendment.

"We don't ever diminish what out-of-towners have done to improve the community, by fixing up historic houses," said Ms. Robinson, the historic foundation director.

The farrow-to-finish operation is the historic foundation of the pork industry and includes all phases: breeding, gestation, farrowing, lactation, weaning, and subsequently growing the pigs to market weight.

"This establishes an historic foundation for the city.

Croak, a sculptor and general contractor, said he was informed by Johnson that a historic foundation owned the building and that he would have to start paying rent.

On the flat summit of that ancient site, Mr Dangar's Soay sheep appear as distant silhouettes as they graze and help maintain the sward around the historic foundations.

The economic restructuring that followed further undermined the historic foundations of trade unionism, exemplified by the collapse in the number of unionised workers in manufacturing from 7.5 million jobs in 1983 to 1.5 million by 2007.

Insofar as the general attack upon the use of informers is based upon historic 'notions' of 'English-speaking peoples,' it is without historical foundation.

In so doing, the UK chose to place itself at odds with its US ally and stand with the majority of the international community in laying the foundations for an historic institution (even if it could one day extend its reach over any British citizen).

The present paper deals with wood from Venice historic centre foundation elements.